Must shut down twice

When shutting down the computer, I must go through the shut down procedure
twice before the computer turns off. There is only one user/administrator.
On booting up, there is only one choice of user. How can I correct that?
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Thank you. B

*Bonjour byblos* !
<news:413FDCCB-1849-4D56-AC0C-F3DD8F29CAE7@microsoft.com>

> When shutting down the computer, I must go through the shut down procedure
> twice before the computer turns off. There is only one user/administrator.
> On booting up, there is only one choice of user. How can I correct that?

Uninstall RamboostXP

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Salutations, Jean-François.

Where or how can I find this particular program? Merci Beaucoup.
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Thank you. B


"JF" wrote:

> *Bonjour byblos* !
> <news:413FDCCB-1849-4D56-AC0C-F3DD8F29CAE7@microsoft.com>
>
> > When shutting down the computer, I must go through the shut down procedure
> > twice before the computer turns off. There is only one user/administrator.
> > On booting up, there is only one choice of user. How can I correct that?
>
> Uninstall RamboostXP
>
> --
>
> Salutations, Jean-François.
>
>
>

*Bonjour byblos* !
<news:568D7BC9-BD32-4A00-9BB1-919A89A26EC2@microsoft.com>

> Where or how can I find this particular program? Merci Beaucoup.

ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS ? of course, if you have never installed that
memory optimizer this not it.

Try simply desinstalling the last program installed.

There is nothing sure, you have to find what is the cause of this
issue.

Maybe you followed that tip ?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/305788

Another one found that using Last Known Good Configuration Boot Option
(F8 when starting) was the trick.

Goog luck !

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Salutations, Jean-François.

Thanks. This issue has been present since the beginning and msut ahve to do
with how windows starts. Thanks anyway.
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Thank you. B


"JF" wrote:

> *Bonjour byblos* !
> <news:568D7BC9-BD32-4A00-9BB1-919A89A26EC2@microsoft.com>
>
> > Where or how can I find this particular program? Merci Beaucoup.
>
> ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS ? of course, if you have never installed that
> memory optimizer this not it.
>
> Try simply desinstalling the last program installed.
>
> There is nothing sure, you have to find what is the cause of this
> issue.
>
> Maybe you followed that tip ?
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/305788
>
> Another one found that using Last Known Good Configuration Boot Option
> (F8 when starting) was the trick.
>
> Goog luck !
>
> --
>
> Salutations, Jean-François.
>
>
>

*Bonjour byblos* !
<news8D4A7CE-6BD8-4CC5-BC5A-C5CEF873F4CC@microsoft.com>

> Thanks. This issue has been present since the beginning and msut ahve to do
> with how windows starts. Thanks anyway.

Program comming with the graphic card ? Drivers ? Services ?
Have a look with Autoruns
www.google.com/search?q=Autoruns

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Salutations, Jean-François
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